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我头疼得厉害，都快受不了了。
wǒ tóutेंg dé lìhài, dōu kuài shòu bùliǎo le.
My head hurts so much, I can hardly stand it.
你头疼吗？要不要吃点药？
nǐ tóutेंg ma? yào bù yào chī diǎn yào?
Do you have a headache? Do you want to take some medicine?
头疼是常见的症状，可能是由多种原因引起的。
tóutेंg shì chángjiàn de zhèngzhuàng, kěnéng shì yóu duōzhǒng yuányīn yǐnqǐ de.
Headache is a common symptom, which can be caused by many reasons.
头痛 (tóutòng)
headache
偏头痛 (piāntóutòng)
migraine
轻松 (qīngsōng)
relaxed
舒服 (shūfu)
comfortable
The Chinese word "头疼" (tóutेंg) literally means "head pain" and is used to describe a headache. It is composed of two characters: "头" (tóu), which means "head", and "疼" (téng), which means "pain". The word "头疼" is commonly used in everyday speech and can refer to a variety of types of headaches, from mild to severe. It can also be used figuratively to describe a difficult or troublesome situation, similar to the English expression "a pain in the neck". For example, someone might say "这个项目让我头疼" ("This project is giving me a headache") to express frustration or annoyance.
